Pretty much every part of life now results in the generation of data. Logs are documentation of events or records of system activities and are created automatically through IT systems. Log data analysis is a process of making sense of these records. Log data often grows quickly and the conventional database solutions run short for dealing with a large volume of log files. Hadoop, having a wide area of applications for Big Data analysis, provides a solution for this problem. In this study, Hadoop was installed on two virtual machines. Log files generated by a Python script were analyzed in order to evaluate the system activities. The aim was to validate the importance of Hadoop in meeting the challenge of dealing with Big Data. The performed experiments show that analyzing logs with Hadoop MapReduce makes the data processing and detection of malfunctions and defects faster and simpler.
Pretty much every part of life now results in the generation of data. Logs are documentation of events or records of system activities and are created automatically through IT systems. Log data analysis is a process of making sense of these records. Log data often grows quickly and the conventional database solutions run short for dealing with a large volume of log files. Hadoop, having a wide area of applications for Big Data analysis, provides a solution for this problem. In this study, Hadoop was installed on two virtual machines. Log files generated by a Python script were analyzed in order to evaluate the system activities. The aim was to validate the importance of Hadoop in meeting the challenge of dealing with Big Data. The performed experiments show that analyzing logs with Hadoop MapReduce makes the data processing and detection of malfunctions and defects faster and simpler.
| Primary Language | English |
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| Subjects | Computer Software |
| Journal Section | Research Article |
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| Publication Date | June 30, 2021 |
| IZ | https://izlik.org/JA39EN76DZ |
| Published in Issue | Year 2021 Volume: 1 Issue: 1 |
